MATIAS LEVIO INGLÉS 4

The course that I have liked most this year has undoubtedly been forensic chemistry. Although it has been an online semester, the topics seen are very interesting to investigate outside of class even, we have seen various topics, such as explosives, drugs and fires. The objective of the main course, is to know the analytical methods to find various evidences, how the most common forms in which these crimes are committed and some related cases. I like this because since I was little I have liked the detective series and the adventures of Sherlock Holmes. So this course has helped me to understand a little more how forensic science works.

I don’t admire any specific people, but in my university staff I think I have met people who really seem to be from another world. when I was freshman, I had introductory courses where they made several talks of the areas where I could work as a pharmacist and one of those exhibitions left a mark on me. The professor who gave this talk is Dr. Sergio Lavandero, He is a pharmacist at the University of Chile, He has carried out research in the areas of signal transduction in biomedicine, specifically in the study of cardiovascular diseases. His concise talk on the frontiers of knowledge and how one can work to the limit of this, he mentioned that he was a regular student, that he had resorted to several courses, but it served to better understand these. He has conducted more than 200 studies, He is director of a cardiology journal and director of institutes of chronic diseases. When I heard about him, I was surprised.

it’s weird to say, but I don’t have a favorite band or artist, I don’t know much about music. I usually like soundtracks of movies, series or video games. For example the imperial march of star wars or the rains of castemere of game of thrones, I consider music I like.  I could say that instrumental music is what I like. I’m not sure why I like it, but I guess it’s because composers seek to express certain things about a story.  In if I don’t have a favorite song, but one of the ones that I marked in my adolescence was an litlle part from Mozart’s lacrimosa, I don’t know why, but I loved it.